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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS • PHOTOGRAPH SECTION 



Index to Microfilm Reproductions 

In the Photograph Section 


Series A • Lots 1-1737 


An alphabetical index to the principal subjects of the first 100 
reds of microfilm copies of documentary photographs , including 
the photographic survey of the United States produced under 
the direction of Roy E* Stryker for the Farm Security Admin - 
istration and the Office of War Information in 1935-2943 


1946 







INTRODUCTION 






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The work of photographers under the direction of Roy Stryker for the Re¬ 
settlement Administration, the Farm Security Administration and the Office of War 
Information is already famous as a sociological and economic survey of the United 
States during the period 1935-1943* Prints have been widely exhibited and pub¬ 
lished in books and periodicals for a great variety of purposes. This collection 
now forms the nucleus of the Library of Congress Photograph Section and it has, 
during the past two years, undergone extensive reorganization. These microfilms 
represent both a stage in the reorganization and a means for low-cost distri¬ 
bution of reproductions from which prints for publication may be ordered. For 
understandable reasons, it is impossible to provide a detailed index to individual 
prints. This index, therefore, is intended to bring out the principal subjects 
in entire "lots" or groups of photographs which have been arranged to correspond 
roughly with the original assignments of the photographers. It likewise serves 
as an aid in locating specific lots within the whole series of microfilms. 


Even without the microfilms, the index may be used to determine the general 
scope of the first part of the collection to be organized. There are four se¬ 
quences, all determined by work stages during reorganization: 

Lots 1-299* Miscellaneous lots, in the order in which they were organized 
without lo 5 ical sequence. Mainly photographers 1 assignments of 1942 
during the last stages uf Farm Security Administration photography and 
the initial state of Office of War Information work. 

Lots 300-656. Resettlement Administration and Farm Security Administration 
photographic survey of America, 1935-1941, in this regional sequence: 

Far West, Northwest, Southwest. A loose logical arrangement has been 
maintained within each state. The states are in geographical rather 
than alphabetical order. 

Lots 659-999. Miscellaneous lots, in the order in which they were organized. 
OWI photographers 1 assignments, 1942-43, with the addition of other 
material collected rather than photographed by OWI. 

Lots 1000-1737. Resettlement Administration and Farm Security Administration 
photographic survey of America, 1935-1941: Middle West, Northeast, 
Southeast. 

Approximately 100,000 photographs on 100 reels of positive microfilm appear 
in these' first 1737 lots. The reels, each of which runs to 100 feet of film, con¬ 
tain from 15 to 20 lots of varying length, since the size of any one lot is 
determined by the number of photographs it contains. The individual lots are 
identified by a large number on the initial frame. The following frame, in 
each case, is a copy of a brief description of the lot, indicating its source 
and scope. There are 4 blank frames between lots, as an aid in "flashing" or 
locating a desired number in the middle of a reel by rapidly running the film 
through a projector while counting the flashes. The five irrelevant photographs 
which appear in the leader of many reels are printing tests. Lot numbeiswhich 
do not appear in the index have not been microfilmed, as they were used for 




temporary storage. Within each lot the prints are arranged in loose editorial 
sequence. The captions and negative numbers appear on the film with each 
photograph. 

The lots may be ordered on positive microfilm by the numbers which appear 
at the end of each entry in the index. They may be purchased either individually 
or in continuous sequence. Once the microfilm lots have been examined, single 
prints may be selected from them. When ordering prints by listing the negative 
numbers, please be sure to indicate the series (FSA, OWI, etc.) to which the 
negative number belongs. For further information concerning the procurement of 
8 x 10 prints, which are made from the original negatives, write to the Photo¬ 
graph Section, Library of Congress, Washington 25, D.C. 




































1 


Africa, Tunisia, Libya 
war,1943,ruins,Air forces 837,917 
Agricultural labor 

carrot fields,Tex, 607 

citrus,vegetables,migrants,Fla. 

1580-1,1583-97 ~ 
cotton plantations,Miss, 1644-9 
day labor,Indians,Okla, 529 
day labor,shacks,Tex, 547 
destitute migrants travelling,Okla. 
524 

FSA recruiting,W.Va. 61 
facilities for migrants,NJ. 44 
family leaving Okla,,migrating,de¬ 
tailed experiences 525 
farmers protective uniun,La. 1702 
fruit,migrants,Mich. 1050 
hop fields,tents,Ore. 324 
Indian blueberry pickers 1136 
Mexicans,spinach fields,Tex. 602 
Mexicans,sugar beets 906,1054,1137 
migrants,Ala, 1608 
migrants,bad conditions,Del, 1359 
migrants,bad conditions,Okla, 523 
migrants,Calif,,portraits,shacks, 
on the road,automobiles,in the 
fields,destitution(problem docu¬ 
mentation, 1935-1939 by Dorothea 
Lange) 343-8 

migrants,harvesting,poor accommoda¬ 
tions,^, 1317-8 
migrants,shacktowns,Wash, 302 
migrants,unempl,,southern NJ, 1315-8 
Negro migrants,Va. 1440 
Negroes,cotton,tenant farmers union, 
Tenn, 1478 

onions,migrants,NJ, 1322 
pea picking contractor,Idaho 444 
potatoes,migrants,NC. 1522 
strawberries,migrants,La, 1700-1 
300 migrants on train to NY. 62 
tomato cannery,Md. 1384-5 
union organiz.,Okla. 534 
Agricultural labor camps 
Agua Fria camp,Ariz, 645 
Arvin camp,Kern co,,Calif, 354 
Athena,Ore, 333 
Batavia,NY,,recruits 63 
Blue Ridge,Va. 1446 
Brawley, Calif. 349 
Caldwell,Idaho 446-7 


Agricultural labor camps(cont.) 
Calipatria,Calif. 350 
Dayton,Ore. 334 
Farmersvilie,Calif, 351 
Firebough,Calif. 352 
Florida 1592-3 
Friendly Corners,Ariz, 181 
Gridley, Calif, 353 
Harlingen,Texas 165 
housing,permanent camp,facilities, 
Tex. 599-600 
Indio,Calif. 360 

Japanese-Americans,Idaho and Ore, 
289-92 

Marysville,Calif. 355 
Merrill,Ore, 326 
Nampa,Idaho 444 
Odell,Ore, 335 
Robstown,Texas 169 
Shafter,Calif. 356 
Sonoma,Calif« 357 
Staybon,Ore. 327 
sugar beet workers,Ore. 328 
Tulare,Calif. 358 
Westley, Calif. 359 
Wilder,Idaho 445 
winter camp,Tex. 610-4 
Yakima,Wash. 303 
Yuba City,Calif. 180 
Agriculture 

Bethune-Cookman college,Negroes 684 
research,Beltsville,Md. 1365 
short course,Univ.of Wis. 297 
training,Iowa state coll, 120-1 
Aid to the unfortunate 

city mission,soup line,la, 1188 
home for displaced lumberjacks,Minn. 
1147 

home for transients,Mich. 1045 
homeless men’s bureau,la. 1160 
homeless men’s shelter,Calif. 363 
self-help exchange,Wash.,DC. 33 
Air Service Command 889-94 
Air Transportation 

airport,transcontinental trip 1406-7 
United Airlines 210 
Aircraft production 

Australia,Beaufort bombers 764 
Boeing,Flying Fortress 745 
DeSoto plant,bombers 75 
Ford,Willow Run plant 699 






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Aircraft production(cont.) 

Hamilton propellers,Conn* 1284 
Pratt & Whitney, Conn. 1283 
Vought-Sikorsky,Conn. 1282 
Vultee ’’Vengeance’ 1 bombers 41 
Airport 

National airport,Wash.,DC. 83,1406 
Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Alabama 1604-30 

boom tom, DuPont plant 1626 
farms,families 1605,1622-4 
homestead proj.,Birmingham 1607 
Mobile 1610 
small toms 1604,1623-5 
Aliquippa,Pa. 1337-8 
Aluminum 

production,Ala. 3 
sch.for women,Detroit 671 
Ambridge,Pa. 1339-40 
Amish 

community,Penna. 34 
farmers,Plain City,0. 1025 
Amusement parks 

Buckeye Lake,Ohio 1009 
Glen Echo,Wash.,DC. 935 
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. 229-31*484 
Aquinas,Sister,aviation instructor. 
Wash.,DC. 820 

Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Arizona 641-658 

copper smelter,dude ranch,scenery 651 
cotton,migrant labor 641 
irrig.,tourist attractions 646 
mountain ranches,scenery,tourists 652 
Arkansas 1657-72 

Ozark mts.,poverty 1657 
small toms 1657-8,1660,1662-4,1672 
Arlington farms,Va. 763 
Armed forces,U.S* 

service center hotel,Wash*,DC. 979-80 
servicemen on leave,Wash.,DC. 691 
Army,U.S. 

ambulance presentation,Wash.,DC. 767 
camp life,Fort Belvoir 818,1451 
chaplain school,Ind* 205 
food laboratory,Chicago 720 
Greek-Amer.soldier 199 


Army,U*S. (cont.) 

induction and training,1 man 1 
Jap-Amer. volunteers 740 
medical activities 703 
medical field service sch. 273 
military gov’t*sch* 738 
Negro engineers,Ft*Bragg 47 
Negro soldier’s furlough 48 
paratroopers,portraits 697 
portraits,tank driver 73 
portraits,typical soldiers, 701 
review,camp Funston,Kan. 26 
soldiers in tom on passes,Ala* 1630 
soldiers in town on passes,Ga* 1576 
soldier on furlough,SC. 889 
soldier on furlough at farm,Md* 880 
training. Ft .Riley 56-&O 
troop transp.,railroads 209 
Army,U.S. Air forces 
a ctivities,Tunisia 837 
Air Service Command camps,training, 
maneuvers 890-4 

Air Transport Command activities 974 
cadets in training 1628 
Ennis,Col.A.I*,portraits 234 
Ferry Command base,Mich. 191 
Interceptor command training,Lake 
Muroc,Calif. 45 
raid on Ploesti,Romania 852 
Art and artists 

John Stuart Curry at work 271 
”primitive” sculptor,papier-mache, 
Ariz. 654 

Special Skills div.,Resettlement 
adm. 295 

Atchison,Topeka and Santa Fe railroad 
786-91 

Atlanta,Ga. 1569 
Auctions 

cattle,Tex. 555,579 

cattle,hogs,mules,Ill. 1091 

farm,Kan. 431 

farm,Vt. 1245 

farm,hous ehoId,C onn. 1270 

farm, items,lunch,Minn. 1151 

farm,livestock,Neb. 421 

farm,lunch for purchasers,Ind. 1063 

farms,machinery,household,Ohio 1017- 

horses,Tex* 587 

horses,hogs,Ore. 331 

horses,mules,Ala. 1619 


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Auctions(cont.) 

livestock cooperative,0. 1014 
livestock,fruit,Mo. 1203 
muskrat pelts,La. 1715 
strawberries,La. 1703 
tobacco,NC. 1502-4 
Automobiles 

farmers sharing,Md. 253 
rationing,Wash.,DC. 6 
reconditioning,wartime 7 
Automobile industry 

design by Norman Bel Geddes 669 
strikes,1937 Chevroletj1940 Fisher 
1048 

Automobile race 

Decoration day,Indianapolis 1061 
Automotive council for war prod. 

meeting 668 
Aviation 

Civilian pilot school,Md. 1393 
civilian pilot training,Tex. 46 
civilian youth training,Wash.,DC. 945 
see also:Air,;Army Air ForcesjCivil 
Air Patrol 


Bakeries 

Lithuanian,Pittsburgh 771 
machines,ovens,trucks,Tex. 576 
Baltimore,Md. 

Bethlehem-Fairfield shipyards 724-36 
signs,war conditions 692 
street scenes 1364 
transportation,war workers 689 
Barbecues 

Labor day,Colo. 470 
stockmen,'Wyoming 101 

Baseball 

Briggs stadium,Detroit 95 
see alsoiRecreation 
Bathing beaches 
Miami Beaeh,Fla. 1602 
Seaside,Ore. 341 
Yorktown,Va.,servicemen 1450 
Belle Glade,Fla. 1585-7,1592-3 
Belveir,Fort,Va. 

barracks,classes,training 818,1451 
Benjamin Harrison,Fort,Ind. 205 
Bethlehem-Fairfield shipyards 724-36 
Bethune-Geekman college 682-5 
Blacksmith 

auto parts,junk yard,La. 1698 


Blood donors 

donor center,Wash.,DC. 820 
registration,Wash.,DC. 978 
Blood plasma 

Parke,Davis and co. plant 810 
Blueberries 

Indian pickers,Minn. 1136 
Boarding houses 

accommodations,Wash.,DC. 188 
life in,Wash.,DC. 939 
Boeing aircraft co.,Seattle 745 
Boots,cowboys' 

boot-making shop,details,Tex. 573 
Boy scouts 

English,visiting Detroit 98 
swimming class,camp,Ala. 94 
visiting war equipment,Yfash.,DC. 1405 
Brazilian Naval officers training in 
U.S. 232 

Briggs Manufacturing Co.,Detroit 
present.Army-Navy E award 193 
Bull fight 
Matamoros,Mexico 97 
Bureau of engraving and printing,US, 
Wash.,DC. 776 
Burpee,W.Atlee co. 298 
Bus transportation 

Christmas rush,terminal,Wash.,DC. 91 
Greyhound terminal,'Wash.,DC. 690,842 
trip,Washington,Chicago,Memphis and 
return 882-5 
Butte,Mont. 484 


Cajuns 

children,FSA prej.,La. 1713 
farmers,towns,La. 1689-92,1695-9 
Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
California 343-85 
Los Angeles,Long Beach,night scenes 
814,820 

Camps,summer recreation 
Negro and white children together, 

NY. 985 

wealthy boys,Nil. 620 
Canning 

cherries,Mich. 1050 
cherries,Wis. 1115 
community kitchen,KY. 723 
community kitchens,Ark. 1658-9 











Canning(cont.) 
peas,Wis. 1113 
pork]lend-lease 722 
pressure cooker demonstr4 584 
salmon,tuna,Ore. 338 
tomatoes,Md. 1385,1387 
vegetable, com* 1. ,Fla 1583 
Carbon black production,Tex. 173 
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp. 1341 
Carnivals 

travelling show,Mo. 1204 
see also:Cotton,Fair^Social gatherings 
Carrots 

harvesting,Mexican labor,Tex. 607,609 
fields,picking,Calif. 347,384 
Cattle 

blizzard,SD. 408 
boot and saddle shops,Tex. 573-4 
cowboys,cattlemen,marketing,Calif. 
384-5 

cowboys,corral,Calif. 375 
fat stock show,Tex. 580 
grazing,mountains,Mont. 27 
ranch,Idaho 449 
ranch,large,NM. 863 
ranches,grazing,Wyo. 131,519 
ranches,round-up,Mont. 10,239,491-2 
ranches,round-up,cowboy life,Tex. 

571-2 

ranches,winter feeding,Mont. 506-7 
stockyards,auction,Tex. 579 
Yampa River valley,Colo. 110 
see also:Stockyards 
Celery farms,Fla. 1584,1587,1595 
Cemeteries 

moving, reinterring,SC. 1533 
Cheese 

indus try,Wis. 1117 
plant,Tillamook,Ore. 142 
Chemical warfare 

gas mask factory,equipment 40 
Cherries 

harvesting,canning plant,Wis. 1115 
Cherry blossoms,Wash. ,DC. 1403 
Chicago, 111. 1073-85 
Child care centers(day sch.)for war 
workers 1 children 
Buffalo,NY. 796 
New Britain,Conn. 753 
Orange,Tex. 853 
Wash.,DC. 748 


Chin es e-Americans 

stores and home life,NY. 244 
Chrome ore 

mining and proc£ssing,Mont. 65 
Cider press,Raleigh,NC. 1484 
Cincinnati,Ohio 
bad housing conditions 1002 
parade,downtown scenes 1034 
Circus wagon maker 483 
Civil Air Patrol' 
base,operations,Me. 759 
base,operations,Tex. 762 
Clothing industry 

c 00 per a t ive, Hi ght st own , N J. 1314 
fur vests,Merchant Marine 679 
Coal 

cleaning plant,near Pittsburgh 161 
company town,W.Va. 1735 
Consumers (-town) ,Utah 511 
handling and loading,Milwaukee 214 
loading docks,0hio 228 
mine,Ilontour no.4,near Pittsburgh 74 
miners,Ala. 1609 
miners,shacks,Ky. 1452 
mining towns,Ill. 1095-1100 
mining towns,Ky. 1472 
mining towns,Pa, 1329-31,1336 
mining towns Jtf.Va. 1720-30 
strip mining,dumps,Kan. 428 
Westland mine,Pittsburgh 213 
Cold storage 

cooperative cold lockers,ND. 393 
food,Jersey City 1325 
grocery warehouse,Wash.,DC. 183 
quick-freezing vegetables 43 
refrig.plant,butter,Chic. 1075 
see also:Dairy prod.;LIeat packing 
Colleges and universities 
Atlanta univ. 30 
Bethune-Cookman coll.,Fla. 682-5 
Columbia univ.,Lincoln sch.- 279 
Howard univ. 166 
Iowa state college 120-4 
Nebraska,campus activities 203 
North Carolina students 1523 
Tuskegee Inst. 30 
Virginia,Sch.of milit.gov ! t. 738 
Wisconsin,Forest prod.lab. 39 
Wisconsin,resident artist 271 
Wisconsin,short farm course 297 
Wisconsin,students registering,rat ion 
book 806 







Columbian aircraft pilots training in 
US. 282 

Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
>resumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Colorado 453-80 
abandoned town,haying 459 
mountain scenery, towns 474-7 
ranches,mountains,roads 480 
Southeastern,Span.-Amer.,crops 461 
Southeastern towns,farms 473 
Southwestern farms,towns 464-72 
Uncompagre valley,haying,scenery 467 
Western counties,agric.,towns 463 
Yampa River valley, ranches 110 
Columbus,Ohio 

misc.street scenes,stores 1008 
Community center,Chicago(Negro) 53 
see also:Cooperative community 
]ntries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
)resumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Connecticut 1268-91 
Ledyard, small town 1274 
small towns,industries,street scenes 
1277-81 

Southington,comprehensive study 994 
war industries 752 
Construction 

demolition for gov*t.bldgs.,Wash.,DC. 
158 . 

emergency office bldgs.,Wash.,DC. 68 
Greenbelt,Md.,town proj. 1360-2 
Greendale,Wis•,planned town 1105 
Greenhills,0.,planned town 1003-5 
homestead proj.,Hightstown,NJ. 1312 
log house,mo dern 1469 
prefabricated houses,Mo. 1193-5 
prefabricated houses,NC. 1490 
prefabricated houses,erection,SC. 1536 
rammed earth houses,Ala. 1611 
slag as bldg.material 1612 
war emergency offices,Wash.,DC. 1402 
see also:Dam 
Construction workers 
accommodations,Radford,Va. 1444-5 
boom towns,Shasta Dam area 377 
Camp Blanding,Fla. 1603 
Camp Crowder,Mo. 11 
housing,Ore. 339 
living cond.,Army work,La. 1716 


Construction workers(cont.) 

Shasta Dam,Calif. 103-8 
TVA dams and power plants 143-54 
trailer camp,housing,Ga. 1575 
trailer homes,la. 12 
trailers,boom town,Ft.Bragg,NC. 1524 
Containers,manufacturing paper tin can 
substitutes 896 
Conveyor equipment 256 
Convicts 

camp,Ga. 1560 
road gang,Ala. 1608 

Note: The word Cooperative is used in 
the 3 following headings in its broad¬ 
est sense, to include collaborationj it 
has not been limited to financial agree¬ 
ments ♦ 

Cooperatives 

cold storage lockers,ND. 393 
combination fuel,groceries,dairy 
1254 

community service center,Ark. 1672 

creamery, Idaho 442 

creamery, grain, grocery, Kan. 430 

farm, electric!ty,Mo. 807 

farm,self-help,Calif. 364-6 

farmers’,NH. 1221 

farmers’ elevator,creamery 1159 

farmers* market,Pa* 1348 

fruit ass’n.,banquet,Calif. 369 

grain elevator 1167 

home industries shop,Va. 1442 

Mormon farms,Utah 512,514-5,517 

potatoes,Vt. 1234 

poultry dressing,Tex. 568 

poultry hatchery,dressing 1627 

Puerto Rico 206 

store,as s’n.meeting,Mo. 1197,1199 
store,FSA clients,Calif. 368 
store,service,repair,lumber,Ariz. 644 
Cooperative communities 

Arthurdale homesteads,W.Va. 1717 
Baxter,Ariz. 647 
Coffee county,Ala. 1621 
Cumberland homesteads,Tenn. 1477 
Dyess colony,Ark. 1659 
Eleven Mile Coiner,Ariz. 127 
Gee’s Bend, A la. 1617 
Glendale,Ariz. 647 

Greenbelt,Md.,planned town 102,1360- 
2 





6 


Cooperative communities (cont.) 
Greendale,Wis. 1104-6 
Greenhills,0. 1003-7 
Granger homesteads,la. 1161 
Hightstown,NJ. 1312-4 
Lake Dick,Ark. 1660,1667-9 
Lakeview ass f n.,Ark.,Negroes 1666 
Longview homesteads,Wash. 305 
Loup City,Neb. 415 
Plum Bayou proj.,Ark. 1671 
Red House,W.Va. 1719 
resettlem.,plantation proj.,La. 1704-9 
sawmill,farms,Ola,Idaho 28,440 
Scottsbluff,Neb., homesteads 424 
subsistence homesteads,Calif. 361-2 
trailers,aircraft workers,Md. 832 
Tygart Valley homesteads,W.Va. 178,1718 
Weslaco,Tex. 179 
Westmoreland homesteads,Pa. 1327 
Wood^ille,Calif.bldgs•,activities 135 
Yuma co.,Ariz. farm workers 136 
Cooperative farms 
Bankhead farms,Ala. 1613 
Bosque farms,NM. 617 
Boundary farms,homesteads,Idaho 439 
Burlington project,!©. 395 
Camelback farms,Ariz. 138 
Casa Grande Valley farms,Ariz. 649 
Chandler farms,dairy,Ariz. 648 
Chicot farms,Ark. 1670 
Delta farm,Hillhouse,Miss. 1650 
Escambia farms,Fla. 64 
Fairfield Bench farms,Mont. 500 
farm projects,Ga. 1539-41 
farm proj.for Negroes,Tex. 549 
Hazlehurst farms,Ga. 1573 
Ida Valley farms,Va. 1434 
Mineral King farm ass f n.,Calif. 371 
Osage farms,Mo. 1209 
Penderlea farms,NC. 1483 
Prairie farms,Ala. 1618 
Roanoke farms,NC. 1490 
San Luis Valley farms,Colo. 455 
Skyline farms, A la. 1606 
Terrebonne farms,La* 1713 
Wabash farms,Ind. 1068 
Waterloo,Neb., eggs,dairy 111 
Western slope farms,Colo. 456 
Yamhill farms,homesteads,Ore. 334 
Copper 

abandoned town, company housing, NM. 637 


Copper(cont*) 

Anaconda mines,smelter 229-31 
Bisbee,Ariz.,mining town 657 
Butte,Mont. 484 
mining,Nev. 342 

mining,processing,Ariz. 655,848 
mining, processing,Utah 743-4 
mining,sulphuric acid plant,Tenn. 

1481 

mining towns,Mich. 1052 
Com 

elevator,sealed bins,la. 1167 
farms ^ la. 1X62-3,1179-82,1184,1189 
husking,NC. 1511,1516-8 
husking contest,la. 1168 
husking contest,Ore. 134 
hybrid seed plant,store 1178 
Cotton 

carnival, Memphis 1480 
carnival,Mo. 808 

exchange, brokers, warehouse, Tenn. 1479 
ginning,bales,NC. i486 
Mississippi 1631-2,1635,3 639,1643- 
52,1654 

picking,NC. 1517,1519-20 
picking,gin,Ark. 1657-60,1662-5,1668- 
9,1671 

plantations,small farms,pressing,Ga. 
1545-7,1555,1564 

sharecroppers,pickers,Tex. 543,547 
testing,baling,shipping,Tex. 560 
warehouse,bales,Ala. 1620 
Cottonseed 
oil mill,Ark. 1660 
oil mi11,meal,linters 563 
processing plant,Miss. I64I 
Coughlin,Father 

shrine,Royal Oak,Mich. 670 
Court in session,Va. 1438 
Crafts / 

Cajun, spinning, weaving, La. 1699 
embroidery,Virgin Islands 31 
weaving,replastering adobe,NM. 629 
Cranberries,harvesting,NJ. 1317 
Craters of the Moon naVl.mohum. 176 
Creosote,treating telephone poles 715 
Czech-American family,NY. 243 

Dairy farming 

cooperative,Ariz. 648 
cooperative ass*n.,Ark. 1667,1669 










7 


Dairy farming(cont.) 

feeding,handling milk,Tex. 586 
large farm,Minn. 87,1148 
large farm,Tex. 586 
milking machinery,feed,helpers,Minn. 
1148 

see also:Farm 
Dairy products 
AM ass 1 n.testing, la. 1173 
butter plant,Minneapolis 1128 
cheese,butter,powdered milk 1117-8 
creamery,coop.,Idaho 442 
creamery,co-op.,equip., Vt. 1244 
creamery,ice cream,Tex. 577 
pasteurizing,bottling plant,'Wis. 1107 
scientific creamery, la. 1159 
Dams 

Bonneville,Ore. 340 
construction,Shasta,Calif. 103-8 
constr.and use,TVA 143-54 
Roosevelt dam,Ariz. 650 
Dancing 

country square dance,RI. 1267 
Hurricane ballroom,!!!. 819 
rice festival,La. 1695 
Saturday night,la. 1172 
sharecroppers 1 party,Okla. 537 
square dance,Ey. 1464 
Death Valley,Calif. 376 
Dehydrated food 

eggs,lab. tests 708 
processing cabbage,machinery 137 
tests,US Dept.agric.,Albany,Calif. 130 
Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Delaware 1357-59 
Dover,various scenes 1358 
Dentistry 

clinic,agric.labor camp,Idaho 447 
Department stores 

displays,shoppers,Detroit 659 
Macy ’ s, NY • ,Xmas 671 
Detroit,Mich. 18,23,659-73 
housing,defense workers 1055-6 
transportation,housing facilities 709 
Diplomatic corps,Wash.,DC. 

portraits,home life 198 
Dislocation of residents from areas re¬ 
quisitioned for war use 
evacuation,new homes,Va. 1447 


Dislocation of residents from areas re¬ 
quisitioned for v/ar use (cont.) 
farms,Watertown,NY. 1308 
moving farmers,ammunition dump,Ind# 
1072 

Spartanburg area,SC. 1534-6 
Drought 

abandoned farms,Ore. 316 
abandoned land,machinery,people mi¬ 
grating, Okla. 522 
conditions,remedies 264 
migrant families,land use,NM. 618 
Nebraska,livestock 414 
North Dakota 386-8 
refugees,cattle,Mont. 481-3 
see also:"Dust bowl" 

Dude ranches 

cattle,ranch life,Mont. I 64 
Buluth,Minn. 1130 
"Dust bowl" 

farm conditions,depression,Kan. 426 
migrant families,land use,NM. 618 
s torm,drifts,T ex.Panhandle 543,547 
storm,drifts,damage,Okla. 521 
wind erosion,remedies 264 
see also:Drought 

Earl fruit co.ranch,Calif. 370 
Education,see:Colleges and universities; 
Schools^Vocational training 

Eggs 

dehydration 703 
Elections 

McIntosh co.,ND. 394 
rural Maryland 253 
small town,Mo. 807 
Ellington,"Duke" 819 
Engine production 
Allison motors plant 276 
Rolls Royce,Packard motor co. 99 
Engineering 

bridge and road constr. ,Wash.,DC. 119 
cranes,steam shovels,various models 

283 

laminated structural wood 208 
Shasta dam,Calif. 103-8 
see also:Construction;Dams 
Erie canal 698,1304-5 
Erosion 

extreme conditions,Ga. 1542,1546 


8 


Erosion(cont.) 

Mississippi 1633 

see also:Submarginal land;Land use 
Exhibits, exhibitions 
artillery,tanks. Wash.,DC• I405 
dry land expem.sta# field day,Colo. 46O 
FSA,Texas centennial 564 
FSA,Texas state fair 565 
Nature of the Enemy,NY. 811 
Pan-American,United Nations,OWI 750 
Road to Victory, NY. 846 


Fairs 

Champaign county,0. 1013 
Crow Indians,Mont, 113 
Donaldsonville,La. 1685 
fat stock show,Tex. 580-1 
4-K club,la. 1174 
4-H club,Kan. 435 
4-H club,Ore. 332 
Gonzales county,Tex. 595 
Greene county,Ga. 1551 
high sch.agric.congress,la. 122 
Imperial county,Calif. 125 
Indians,curios,Conn. 1291 
Iowa state,Des Moines 1175 
Shelbyville,Ky. I 46 O 
Springfield,Mass. 1252 
State experim.farm,Me. 80 
Vermont 1230,1248-51 
Farm animals 

at Texas A and M college 8 
see also:Auction;Fair;Farm;etc. 
Farm bureau 
meeting,Calif. 372 
Farm security administration 
Austin homesteads,Minn. 1132 
clients,homesteads,Ill. 1090 
Decatur homesteads,Ind. 1058 
exhibit,1936,San Diego 284 
exhibit,Tex.centennial 564 
exhibit,Tex.state fair 565 
garden homesteads proj.,Mich. 1043 
homestead projects,Tex. 544-6 
moving farm families,SC. 1533-6 
planning,demonstrations,Tex. 584 
program,Pike co.,Ala. 1622 
program,Tulare co.,Calif. 364-6 
program,Colo. 453-6 
progr am,benefits,Conn. 1268 
program,Idaho 436 


Farm security administration(cent.) 
program,Kan. 429 
program,Ky. 1462 

program,cut-over land,Minn. 1133 
program,NC. 1487,1491-3 
progr am,Utah 509 
pro gram,Yds# 1108 
projects, La. 1704-9 
recruiting farm workers,W.Va. 61 
rehabilitation,Neb. 418 
Scioto farms proj.,0. 1035 
supervisors,fodder,abandoned farms, 
Kan. 432 

tenant purchase program,NJ. 1323 
wood working and auto repair shop, 
Ga. 1570 

see alsorAgricultural labor camp; 
Cooperative communities;Coopera¬ 
tive farms; Farms (small) 

Farmers 1 union 
meeting,ND. 401 
Farms(large) 

agric.college student visiting 252 
clover and alfalfa seed 1139 
commercial,veg.packing,Pa. 1353 
cooperative ass ! n.,Ark. 1667-70 
corn,ensilage,cattle,0. 1033 
corn,hogs,Ia. 1162-3,1179-82,1184, 
1189 

dairy,hay, cooperative,Calif. 371 
dairy, stock,cheese,Wis. 254 
dairy,sugar beets,Ore. 329 
FSA projects,Ariz. 648-9 
families in Cass co.,ND. 396 
harvesting oats,Ind# 1059 
mechanized,4900-acre,Tex. 570. 
Mennonites,Pa. 1352 
Mormons,Utah 509,510,512-8 
new hay baling machine,Pa. 857 
potatoes,Me. 757 

prosperous families, 'do river 843 
Seabrook farms,NJ#,fields,quick 
freezing,canning 43 
stock ranches,Neb. 422 
threshing wheat,oats, Md# 1372,1374 
tomato canning plant,Md. 1384-5 
truck farms,Fla. 1584-91,1597 
truck farms,Imperial co.,Calif. 384 
truck farms,shipping,Miss. 1632 
2,900 acres,fruit,dairy,0. 1010 
vegetables,irrigation,Tex. 585 
wheat, dairy,horse breeding, Ky. 1456 



9 


Farms, large (co nt.) 

■wheat, dairy , tcbac co ,7Tis • 1114 
wheat harvest,haying,Mich# 675 
winter,ND. 402 

see also:Cattle\CornjDairy farming^ 

Potatoes; Poultry j Wheat; etc. 
see also:Cooperative farms 
Farms(small) 

Acadians,life,Me. 118 

Cajuns,sugar,La. 1689-90,1696-7 

cattle,FSA client,Mont# 501 

com, cotton, tobacco, NC. 1516-21 

dairy,hay,home life,Vt. 1232 

dairy,potatoes,Me*. 88 

dairy,poultry,Conn. 1269 

depression,Ill# 1089 

electrification,TVA,families 145,151 

FSA clients,Wash# 304 

FSA clients,cooperatives,Calif. 364-6 

FSA loans,NC. 1491 

families,Cavalier co.,ND. 397 

Finger Lakes,NY. 1303 

foreign-born farmers,Conn. 37 

foreign-bom farmers,Mass. 1260 

foreign-born part-time farmers,RI. 

1266 

frontier community,NM. 639 
fuel,ND. 399 

home life,chickens,Calif. 373-5 
Hudson River valley 1307 
improvements,crops,FSA program,Colo. 

453-6 

improvements,FSA clients,Tex. 605 
irrigation proj.,0re. 319,321 
lower Mississippi,La. 1673-6 
Negro FSA client,improvements,NC. 280 
Negro farmers,tobacco,hogs,Va. 1426 
Negro tenant farmer,Okla. 527 
Negroes,winter,canning,Md. 1376-9 
new development,clearing land,Tex. 603 
rehabilitation,la. H64-6 
rehabilitation,erosion,la. 1154-8 
resettlement,tenant purchase,NY. 1300 
safety, hazards, danger 1383 
shacks,tenants,malnutrition,Okla. 

526-9 

sharecroppers,living conditions,cotton, 

Ga. 1544-8,1564,1566 
Sheridan co.,Kan. 433 
southeastern Pa. 1350 
stumpland,Idaho 43 8-40 


Farms,small(cont.) 
stumpland,Wash. 308 
Tehama co.,Calif. 373 
tenant farmers,Ind. 1060-2 
tenants,farm chores,Ill. 1090 
tenants,living conditions,La. 1688 
tobacco,dairy, NC. 1499-1500,1509-11 
wheat,livestook,Neb. 414 
see also:Sharecroppers 
Fashions 

hair style show,Detroit 662 
style show,Chrysler club 664 
wartime designs,conserv. 737 
Feed 

corn and grain mill,Tex. 561 
liquid feed,Ky. 1454 
mill,weighing,loading,Ore. 134 
peanut shells,molasses 567 
Ferry boat 

to Cape Charles,Va. 1441 
Festivities,see:Social gatherings 
Finnish -Americons 

Bruce 1 s Crossing settlement,Mich. 
1053 

home life,bakery,Brooklyn 274 
Fire,protection against 

engine house,Negro staffed 270 
forestry measures,Fla. 1579 
rural dept.in action,W.Va. 1737 
volunteers* pumping contest,Me. 1214 
woman lookout,forests,NH. 754 
First aid 

Army med.field sch. 273 
class, volunteers, NY. 1309 
classes,Wash.,DC. 194,216,238 
Fish 

Ful/ton market,NY. 782 
market distr. /Wash. ,DC. 5 
Fishing 

Gloucester and market,NY. 780-2 
Indians,Columbia river,salmon 337 
lower Miss.riv.,towns,La. 1674,1678, 
1.682 

New Bedford,Provincetown,Mass. 32, 
1258 

oysters,Delaw r are Bay 1320 
oysters,crabs,Md. 1370,1382,1388 
packing plant,salmon and tuna,Ore. 

‘ 338 

Flags,US,manufa cturing 702 




10 , 


Floods 

damage,cleaning up,Ind. 1064 
damage,refugees,salvage,Ill. 1093 
exposed situation,Shawneetown,Ill. 

1088 

near Memphis,Tenn. 1476 
OCD workers helping,Wash.,DC. 747 
refugees,improvised hospital,Mo. 1191 
refugees,tent city, temp.hospital, 
vaccinating,Ark. 1661 
Shenandoah,Potomac rivers 1420 
Intries under place name only are general 
;reatments of people and background, and 
>resumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Florida 1577-1603 
Daytona Beach,misc. 685 
farms, sawmill 1595 
Key West, fishing 1598 
s eashore,Pensacola 1601 
Flour mill 

Johnny-cake,RI. 1265 
Food 

Army ration laboratory 720 
packing canned pork,lend-lease 722 
see also ‘.Bakeries;Canning;Cold storage; 
Dehydrated food ;Farms: Home economics; 
etc. 

Forest,nat* 1.,see:National forest 
Forestry 

US rangers measuring snowfall 864 
see also:Fire;Land use 
Foundry 

tapping furnace,molding,Conn. 1280 
4 -H clubs 
fair,la. 1174 
fair,Kan. 435 
fair,Ore. 332 
Fruit 

citrus orchards,canning,Fla. 1580-2, 
1589 

citrus picking,packing,Tex. 608 
peaches,apples,ranches,Colo. 471 
ranches,irrig.,packing,Calif. 367,370 
Funerals 

Carlo Tresca,murdered publisher,NY. 246 
merchant seaman,Baltimore 903 
mountaineers,Ky. 1463 
old Georgia family 1561 
19 yr.-old Negro worker,Ga. 1568 


Gardens, "Victory* 1 

planting,cultivating,Wash.,DC. 678,858 
Gee*s Bend,Ala. 1616-7 
General Motors Corp f 

labor-management,Cadillac 663' 
new plant,Trenton,NJ. 1326 
Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Georgia 1537-76 

Camp Stewart relocation area 1574 
court in session,general store,local 
newspaper 1565 

farms,local situations,Heard co. 1564 
Greene county 1545-63 
old Bethesda church,vocational sch., 
sawmill,farm homes 1562-3 
resettlement projects 1538-41 
roadside sale of horses and mules, 
itinerant repairman 1571 
rural areas,lumber mill 1572 
Ghost towns 

Bannack,Mont. 16 
Cambria,Wyo., coal 520 
Careyville,Flao,lumber 1578 
Fullerton, La., lumber 1676 
Garr ett co.,Md.,iumb er 13 68 
George town, NIL, gold 638 
gold mining,Colo. 468,474,478,479 
Judith Basin,Mont.,wheat 504 
Mansfield,Mich.,iron IO 46 
Pony,Mont., gold 487 
Slick,Okla.,oil 533 
Tombstone,Ariz.,Old West museum 656 
Gloucester,Mass.,fishing 780-2 
Glycerine production 

Proctor and Gamble plant 721 
Goats 

ranch,shearing,mohair plant,Tex. 588 
Gold 

dredging,"doodlebug/* Ore. 313 
ghost town,Pony,Mont. 487 
ghost town,equip.,NM. 638 
mining,Nev. 342 

mining towns,mills,people,Colo. 465-9 
prospecting,placer mining,®. 636 
town,mine,mill,Mogollon,NM. 635 
Grange,National,of the patrols of 
husbandry 1435 



11 . 


Greenbelt,Md. 102,1360-2 
Green dale, Wis. 1104-6 
Greenhills,Ohio 1003-7 
Greensboro,Ga. 1550-2 
Grist mill,Virginia 1424 
Guayule 

growing and processing,Calif. 4 
Gypsies 

family near highway,Md. 1380 


Handicrafts,see:Crafts 
Harper hospital, Detroit,flag presenta¬ 
tion 19 

Has tie, William 900 
High school 

all activities,home life,Wash.,DC. 
§40-8 

selected student group visiting Wash., 
DC. 235 

see alsorSchools 
Hightstown,NJ. 1312-14 
Highways 

Merritt parkway. Conn. 1289 
Pennsylvania turnpike 278 
Pulaski skyway, main arteries,NY- 1294 
repairing,scenes along US 40,0. 1011 
US l,Wash.-Baltimore 1363 
US 80,Dallas-Fortworth,Tex. 69 
see also:Bus;Truck 
Home economics 

training,Iowa state college 124 
Home Guard,Ala. 1629 
Home life 

alloy plant worker,TVA region 152 
Christmas evening,Army doctor 77 
Christmas,federal employee 81 
Czech-American family,NY. 243 
dinner,farm,Md. 1391 
farm family,Ga. 1566 
farms ,Vt* 1232-6 
high school students 945-6 
large apartments,NY. 266 
Navy trainee,Wash.,DC. 981 
Negro farm family,Ga. 1558 
Negro tenant, farmer,Okla. 527 
Negroes,Chicago 1080-3 
Negroes,La. 1704 
poor families,Mss. 1653 
prosperous farms,W.Va. 843 
Swedish foreman,Ford plant 879 


Home life(cont.) 

tenant farmer family, Ind. 1061 
typical housewife,Calif. 232 
typical war worker, Roches ter,NY. 774 
Homesteads 

Pie Town,NM.(exhaustive photo report, 
frontier community) 639 
see also:Farm security adm.;Coopera- 
tive communities 
Horses 

breeding farms,Ky. 1456,1470 
Horse racing 

Hialeah park,Fla. 1602 
Pimlico track,Md. 855 
Virginia gold cup 1433 
see also:Fair(harness racing) 
Hospitals 

Cairns general,Ariz. 127 
flag presentation, staff,Detroit 19 
mining region, Ill. 1098 
Provident(Negro)hosp.,Chic. 52 
see r also :Medicine 
Hotels 

Navajo lodge,NM* 634 
special,servicemen,Wash.,DC. 979 
House of David 1049 
Housing 

agric.labor camps,Calif. 349-60 
agricultural workers, Robs town, Tex. 

599 

aircraft workers,Md. 197 
apartment hous es,Queens ,Yonkers,NY. 
266 

Cumberland homesteads,Tenn. 815 
defense workers,Ga. 1575 
defense workers,TVA region 152 
defense workers,Ypsilanti,Mich. 1056 
Delmo labor homes,Mo. 1200 
dormitories,Bremer ton, Wash. 309 
farm community,Ala. 1613-4 
Frederick Douglass proj.,Wash.,DC. 

155 

girls* residence haH,Arlington,Va. 
763 

Greenbelt,Md., community 102,1360-2 
Green dale ,Wis., community 1102-6 
Greenhills,0.,community 934,1003-7 
home life,recreation,Red Hook, 
Brooklyn 167 

homes,constr.,Arlington,Va. 72 

Ida B.Wells proj.,Negroes,Chic. 49-51 








12 


Housing(cont.) 

Newport News homesteads 1422 
ordnance depot,Ore, 339 
part-time farm proj.,Ariz. 647 
powder plant workers,Ala. 177 
powder plant workers,Radford,Va, 116 
prefabricated houses,SC. 1536 
prefabricated houses,moving in,Mo, 
1193-5 

Red House proj.,W.Va. 949 
riot,Negro proj.,Detroit 66l 
row houses,real estate,Phila, 1356 
small town planning,NJ. 1310-11 
US Sugar Corp.,Fla. 964 
war workers,San Diego 382 
war workers,Vallejo,Calif• 129 
war workers,dormitories,Conn. 1286-8 
war workers,dormitories,Md. 1392 
women gov* t.workers,Wash.,DC. 763 
see also:Construction;Cooperative 
communities;Trailers 
Hudson Naval ordnance plant,Detroit, 
presentation E award 667 
Hudson river 

farms, small towns 1307 
Hunt club,Maryland 1394 
Hurricane damage 

1936-38,New England 1255-6 
1940,, Conne c ti cut 1272 


Ice 

cutting, industry, NH • 1221 
Ida B.Wells housing proj. 49-51 
'itries under place name only are general 
featments of people and background, and 
resumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Idaho 436-52 

Black Canyon reclamation proj. 139 
Salmon River valley,sheep,scenery 175 
town streets,park swimming pool 452 
Illinois 1073-1101 
small cities,mining towns 1094-HOO 
small towns 1087-8 
Immigration 

International line,El Paso-Mex. 575 
ntries under place name only are general 
reatments of people and background, and 
resumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Indiana 1Q57-72 

farm land,farmers,country store 1069 


Indiana(cont.) 

rural scenes,general store 1066 
small town,Sunday 1071 
Indians (American) 
adobe village,NM. 622 
blueberry pickers,Minn. 1136 
Croatan Indians,mixed breed,NC. 1493 
Crow Agency fair,Mont. 113 
fair,curios,Conn. 1291 
fishing,Columbia River 337 
Mescalero Apache reservation,NM. 619 
Negro-Cherokee farmer 1548 
pageant,Lake Itaska 1135 
tenant farmers,0kla. 529 
village,portraits,NM. 632 
Infantile paralysis 
Elizabeth Kenny Institute 768 
Inland water transportation 

loading coal,grain,Oswego 1304 
Ohio river barges 845 
packet boat,La. 1679 
see also:Erie canal 
International Student Assembly,Wash., 
DC. 163,195 

Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Iowa 1154-89 
Des Moines,variety 1176 
Dubuque,variety 1186-8 
small towns 1159,1172,1177,1183,1185 
winter,farms 1169 
Iowa state college 120-4 

typical student visiting farm 252 
Iron ore 

loading,Duluth 1130 
loading docks,Ohio 228 
loading docks,Wis. 1121-2 
mines, A la. 1609 

mining towns,prospecting,MInn. 1144-6 
Irrigation 

cooperative well,fields,Kan. 434 
cotton,Ariz. 655 
ditches, f iel ds,Idaho 443 
farms,Utah 510,512,514-17 
orange groves,well,pump,Ariz. 646 
Vale-Owyhee proj.,Ore, 319,321 
Italian-Americans 

shops,newspaper,school,special 
occasions,NY. 246 


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13 


Japanese-Americans 
Army volunteers training,Miss. 740 
evacuation from West Coast areas 293 
evacuees,farm workers in FSA camp, 
Idaho and Ore. 289-92 
fruit farmers,Calif. 367 
"Jeeps” 

production,shipping,use 700 

Jews 

part-time farmers,Conn. 1269,1273-4 
poultry farmers,NY. 1298 
wine shop,religious articles,rabbi, 
NY. 245 

Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp. 1337-8, 
1344 


Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people* and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Kansas 426-35 
Kentucky 1452-72 
mining towns,tobacco I 468 
Ohio river,Louisville 1457 
rural activities,Breathitt co. 1463-4 
small town, court day, swapping 1466-7 
small towns 1471 
small towns,Sat.afternoon 1455 
wartime activities 723 


Labor management relations 
General Motors Corp. 663 
Labor unions 
agric.workers,0kla. 534 
convention,Marine and shipbuilding, 
CIO,NY. 236 

engineers and miners,CIO,Mont. 200 
Ford Motor plant 665 
Merchant Marine,NY. 133 
strike,copper miners,T6nn. 1481 
strike,farm workers,Pa. 1351 

strike,meeting,pickets,textiles,Ga. 

1552 

strike,oil industry,Okla. 532 
strike,vegetable packing,Md. 1373 
strikes,auto industry,Mich. 1048 
UWA banquet,Detroit 672 
La Forge project,Mo. 1193-9 
Land use projects 

agric.demonstr.proj.,timber area,Ga. 

1537 


Land use projects(cont.) 

construction camp,irrig.,Ore. 317 
erosion control,forest,Tenn. 1475 
excavating,planting trees,Ind. 1065 
overgrazed,dry land,Idaho 441 
Pine Ridge,Chadron pk.,Neb. 416 
recreation area,Del. 1357 
recreation,erosion control,Ill. 1086 
reforestation,Eastern shore,Md. 1369 
reforestation,Fla. 1579 
reforestation,Mich. 1042 
reforestation,Minn. 1134 
reforestation,Ohio 1000-1 
reforestation,beaver dams,Ala. 1615 
reforestation,erosion control,Ky. 1453 
reforestation,optioned land,NY. 1297 
seacoast and forest, 0 re. 318 
South Dakota 404 

12,000 acres,recreation and wild life, 
Mich. 1041 

Widtsoe Valley,Utah 509 
wild life proj.,Fla. 1577 
work camp,planting trees,Wis. 1109 
Lend-Lease 

packing pork for Russia 722 
shipments of food to Britain,con¬ 
sumption 211 
Library of Congress 
Asiatic Div.,photoduplication 207 
work,home life,Negro employee 296 
Lincoln,Neb. 413 
Lithuanian-Americans 
bakery,Red Cross,memorial service 771 
Lititz,Pa. 258-61 
Livestock,see:Farm animals 
Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Louisiana 1673-1716 
miscellaneous 716 
Natchitoches 1710 
river towns 1677-9,16S1-3 
tenants,depression,living conditions 
1673-4 

Lumber 

abandoned town,Falco,Fla. 82 
camp,log train,Wis. 1112 
cooperative sawmill,NY. 1299 
cut-over area,Wis. 1111 
cutting,transp.logs,Ore. 25 
falling,loading,yarding,Wash. 126 
handling logs,rivers,Ore. 311-3 





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Lumber(cont.) 

home for displaced lumberjacks 1147 
lumber towns,camps,Mich. 1051 
lumbering,shingle mill,Tex# 548 
mill,mill village,Wash. 306 
newsprint,Tex. 687 
pulpwood drive,Me. 761 
pulpwood,logging,NH. 1221,1224 
rivers,sawmill,cut-over land,Ore# 310 
stumpland,Garrett co.,Md. 1366-8 
towns, logging camps,Minn. 1141-3 
see also: Sawmills 


Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Maine 1213-20 

n desert, ,f flooded areas 1213 
small towns,farms 1215,1219 
Maple syrup 

gathering,boiling,Vt. 1241 
Markets 

farmers 1 cooperative,roadside,Pa. 1348 
farmers 1 ,courthouse sq.,Tex. 566 
farmers ! ,produce,handling,Tex. 578 
farmers *,Wash.,DC. I 84 
produce,customers,Tex. 589 
produce warehouse,Chic. 1076 
roadside,ve getables,Conn. 1275 
wholesale fruit and vegetable,NY. 1295 
Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Maryland 1360-94 

church,picnic,etc. 189 
eastern shore,"watermen” 90 
Emmitsburg, nearby farms 676 
Hagerstown,small town 1371 
Massachusetts 1252-62 

Cape Cod tourists,artists 1257-8 
mill towns,shipyards 1259,1261 
Mohawk trail,vacationists 1262 
Mattress factories 

community shop,Ark. 1672 
filling,shipping,Tex. 583 
Meat packing 

Hormel plant,Minn. 1131 
Medicine 

Army, sch.,activities 703 
Army field service school,Pa. 273 


Medicine(cont.) 

clinics,agric•labor camps,C alif. 349- 
60 

country doctors,Mo. 212 
FSA health program,Mo. 1210 
industrial hygeine,Bklyn. 281 
Kenny Inst.,infantile paralysis 768 
Negro doctor,activities 1083 
nurse,tuberculosis,FSA proj.,La. 1706 
Parke,Davis and co.plant 810 
poverty, disease,Tex. 548 
prenatal clini 3 ,Ga. 1549 
rural health ass'n»,hospital,services, 
NM. 866 

tuberculosis clinic,Tex. 96 
vaccines,US Publ.health serv. 89 
venereal disease clinic,Ga. 1554 
x-ray photography 666 
see also;Hospitals^Nurses 
Memorial day 

Arlington national cemetery 711 
Lithuanian service,Pittsburgh 771 
service,small town,Me. 756 
Mennonites 

community. Pac 34 
farmers,Mont. 482 
Lancaster county,Pa. 262 
Merchant Marine 

Christmas party.NY. 680 
funeral,military honors,Baltimore 903 
training,Hoffman Island,NY. 42,777 
union,hiring hall,NY. 133 
Mexicans 

Charro days fiesta,Tex. 36 
houses,day laborers, cemetery 606 
labor, cotton plantation,!Iiss. 1647 
labor,spinach fields, Tex. 602 
labor,US Sugar Corp.,beets 906 
pecan shelling workers,Tex. 593 
slums,disease,Tex. 601 
sub-standard living,Tex. 590-2,598 
sugar beet workers,squalid condi¬ 
tions, Mich. 1054 
sugar beet workers,Minn. 1137 
Miami and Miami Beach,Fla. 1602 
Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Michigan 1041-56 
farm homes 20 
Midland,Pa. 1334-5 








15 


Migratory agric.labor 
see :Agricultural labor 
Milwaukee,Wisconsin 1102-3 
Mining 

chrome ore,Mont. 65 
copper,Mont. 229-30 
ore purchasing depot,0re. 55 
Tungsten mining,mill,Calif. 128 
see also:Coal;Gold;Iron ore 
Mining towns 

coal towns,hones, depression,Ill. 1095- 
1100 

Consumers , U tah 511 
copper ,Ariz. 657 
copper,Mich. 1052 
Georgetown,Colo.,gold 476 
gold,Colo.,old equipment 465-8 
Leadville,Colo. 477 
living conditions,^.Va. 1720-30 
nearly abandoned,SD. 405 
Shenandoah,Pa.and vicinity 963 
Minneapolis,Minn. 1123-8 
ntries under place name only are general 
reatments of people and background, and 
resumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Minnesota 1123-53 
Mississippi 1631-56 

small towns,bldgs.,street scenes 
1637-43 

tenant farmers,new homes 1651-2 
Vicksburg,Natchez 1634-6 
Mississippi river 

delta towns, fishing,boats. La. 1673-82 
Missouri 1190-1212 

farmers in town, peddlers 1202 
Ozark mountain families 1211 
REA coop.,farms,school 807 
Mohair 

scouring plant,sacking,Tex. 594 
storage co.,Tex. 588 

ntries under place name only are general 
reatments of people and background, and 
resumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Montana 481-508 
Beaverhead”co.,ranching 10 
cowpunchers and guides 494 
cut-over land,stump farms 17 
depressed conditions 483 
ghost town,former capital 16 
Glacier nat 1 1.park,scenery 115 
large ranch 489 


Montana(cont.) 

ranching town,dudes 490 
small town, Virginia City 486 
sheep and cattle towns 505-8 
towns and scenery,wheat country 502-4 
Wisdom,ranching center 21 
Mormons 509,510,512-16,518 
Moving 

evicted sharecroppers,Mo. 1207-8 
tenant farmers,loading,new locations 
1062 

see also:Dislocation;Housing 
Munitions production 

bullets,Animal Trap Co. 260 
shell casings,Detroit 202 
Music 

Army band concert,Wash.,DC. 817 
dance orch., n Duke" Ellington 819 
Russian benefit concert,Y/ash.,DC. 

159 

Summer music camp,Interlochen,Mich. 

22 

trio,Nashville,NC. 1488 
Muskrat trapping,La. 1714-5 


National forests 
Apache,Ariz. 652 
Custer,Mont. 492 
Rogue River,Ore. 15 
Teton,Wyo. 519 
Willamette,Ore. 14 
National park,Glacier,Mont. 11515 
National Youth Administration 
training,Knox co.,Tenn. 146 
Naval Academy,US,Annapolis 272 
Navy, T JS, lieutenant,portr. 73 
Entries under place name only are general 
treatments cf people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Nebraska 412-25 

dwellings, church, farms 417 
farm famili.es,gardens 425 
farms,watering hole 420 
North Platte river valley 423 
Negroes 

Atlanta univ.and Tuskegee 30 
business and professional,Chic. 192 
Bethune-Cookman college,Fla. 682-5 
cavalry,Fort Riley,Kan. 56 
church, VJash. ,DC. 275 


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16 


Negroes(cont.) 

church,tenants,homes,Ala. 1624 

churches,Chicago 54 

civic groups,meetings,Wash.,DC. 269 

coal and steel workers,Pa. 1332-40,1347 

coal miners,W.Va. 1721-4 

community centers,Chicago 53 

community sing,Ga. 1554 

cooperative ass'n.,Ark. 1666 

cooperative ass'n.,school,Mo. 1197-8 

cooperative community,Ga. 1541 

cotton labor,see:Cotton 

engineers training,Ft.Bragg,NC. 47 

FSA farm proi.,Ga. 1541 

farm labor,tenants,NC. 1518-21 

farmers,Va. 1426 

farmers,4th of July,SC. 1526,1529-31 
farmers, sharecroppers, families, Ga. 
1544-9,1558 

fire engine co.,Wash.,DC. 270 
flood refugees,Ark. 1660-1 
Frederick Douglass housing proj.,Wash. 
DC. 155 

full-blooded, small community, A la. 1616- 
7 

Harlem,stores,misc. 783 
Ida B.Wells housing proj.,Chic. 49-51 
inter-racial children's camp,NY. 985 
life of a gov 1 1. charwoman,Wash.,DC. 

156 

living conditions,Chicago 1078-85 
living conditions,tobacco towns,NC. 

1508 

living quarters,Mobile 1610 • 

migrants from Florida in Va. 1440 
migrants,shacktowns,Fla. 1585-7 
migratory farm workers,Del. 1359 
miscellaneous activities,Wash., DC. 

238 

miscellaneous lot,large 953 
new schools,Wash.,DC. 216 
picnic,deacons' meeting,NC. 1513 
poor farmers,Md. 1378-9 
Provident hospital,Chicago 52 
religious activities,Chicago 241 
riot,housing proj.,Detroit 661 
rural life,homes,labor,Miss. 1631-49 
Sabine farms proj.,Tex. 549 
sawmill worker's funeral,Ga. 1568 
slums,Atlanta,Ga. 1569 
slums,Wash.,DC. 1395-8 


Negroes(cont.) 

soldier's furlough 48 
strawberry pickers,La. 1700-1 
strike,farm workers,Pa. 1351 
sub-standard living conditions. Wash., 
DC. 160 

sugar workers,La. 1686 
tenant farm family,Okla. 527 
tenant farmers' union,Tenn. 1478 
tobacco sharecroppers,NC. 1499-1500 
trailer camp, facilities,Va. 204 
training,Fort Riley, Kan. 60 
venereal disease clinic,Ga. 1554 
work,home life,Libr.of Cong.employee 
296 

workers,Newport News,Va. 1421-2 
Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Nevada 342 
New Hampshire 1221-8 
Manchester,variety 1222 
small towns,people 1222-3,1225-6, 
1228 

New Jersey 1310-26 
New Mexico 616-40 
Carlsbad caverns 621 
desert valley,ranches,scenery 633 
resettled farm families,irrig. 617 
rural areas,projects,scenery 616 
Spanish-American communities(detailed 
study by John Collier) 863-77 
New Orleans,La. 1680 
New York(state) 1292-1309 
farms,Hudson valley 766 
Mohawk valley, towns 1306 
war activities,Oswego 779 
New York City 

bars,theatres,night life 250 
Central Park,servicemen 816 
Harlem,stores,portraits 783 
incidental street scenes 850 
6lst street,people 962 
skyscrapers,streets at night 1293-6 
stories,streets,bowery,Central pk. 251 
street scenes,characters 1296 
Washington Sq.,slum clearance 265 
Newspaper 

Dallas Morning News 687 
NY.Times office and operations 242 
small towns,Minn. 1152 













17 


Night life 

bowling,pool,etc.,Ind. 1070 
gambling,Butte,Mont. 4 B 4 
Hurricane ballroom/* Duke” Ellington 
819 

Negroes,Chicago 1084 
Stage Door Canteen,NY, 248 
tavern,Wash.,DC. 691 
various,NY.city 250 
war workers,Buffalo 794 
yacht club party,Detroit 660 
see also:Dancing;Recreation;Social 
gatherings 

Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
oresumably include miscellaneous subjects 
North Carolina 1483-1524 

committee meetings,barbecue 1515 
erosion,old estate,fertilizer plant 
1494 

high school dedication 1514 
small towns 1 Z 89,1495 
small towns,tobacco business 1501 , 
1505-8 

sorghum,sharecropper,farms 1485 
Yanceyville,Saturday afternoon 1512 
North Dakota 386-402 

drought area,cattle,sheep 387 
drought area,farms 386 
dust storms,farm difficulties 388 
farms,roads,Lone Tree 398 
railroad,Fargo 3 92 
Williams co.,farms,sod houses,details 
389 

Norwe gian-Ameri cans 

Little Norway,tourists,Wis. 267 
Nurses 

high school aides,Wash.,DC. 948 
in training,Army duty 833 


Office of War Information, US 
exhibits,literature 750 
miscellaneous programs 834*841 
Nature of the Enemy exh.,NY. 811 
radio studio,London 925 
United Nations exh.,NY. 237 
Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Ohio 1000-40 


Ohio(cont.) 

farms,farmland,near Dayton 112 
hilly farm region,day laborers,FSA 
proj, 1039-40 

small town, destitution, junkyard, 
abandoned plants 1001 
small towns,bldgs.,citizens,curiosi¬ 
ties (detailed coverage by Ben 
Shahn) 1015-6,1020-33 
snowstorm, Chillicothe 1037 
Spring thaw,highways,fields 1036 
Ohio river 844-5 

Oil,see:Cottonseed;01ive oil;Petroleum 
Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Oklahoma 521-42 

community activities 538 
farms,Muskogee,stores 535 
Oklahoma City 539-42 
Olive oil 

production,machinery, Calif. 140 
Omaha,Neb. 412 
Onions 

fields,picking,packing 1149 
Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Oregon 310-41 
farmland,hay 314 
Rogue River nat*l.forest 15 
Willamette nat*l.forest 14 


Paper 

constructing a paper mill,Tex. 558 
kraft mill,Tex. 778 
mill, machinery, shipping, Vt. 1247 
newsprint mill,Tex. 687 
Parachutes 

manufacture,San Diego 196 
Parades 

Cincinnati sesquicentennial 1034 
civilian defense recruiting,Wash., 

DC. 856 

Go Western day,Mont. 488 
Labor day,Detroit 93 
letter carriers* convention, Wis. 1103 
Parke,Davis and Co.,Detroit 810 
Peanuts 

shelling plant,sacking 567 



18 


Pears 

orchards,packing.Ore® 323 

Peas 

fields,migrant labor,Calif. 345-7 
harvesting,canning,shelling, Wis. 1113 
picking crew,contractor,Idaho 444 
Pecan shelling plant,Tex. 593 
Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Pennsylvania 1327-56 
Amish and Mennonite communities 34 
Bucks and Lancaster counties 132 
Fairmount park,Phila. 847 
4 th of July,swimming pool,farms 1354 
industrial toms,coal, steel 1329-47 
Lancaster county,Hamilton Watch Co. 

262 

Lititz, small tom, farms 258-61 
mining toms,parties 963 
Pennsylvania- ,! Dutch n farms 766 
wartime activities,Pittsburgh 773 
Pests 

devastated crops,poison,Mont. 499 
mixing bait,spreading,Okla. 522 
plant quarantine station,state border, 
Ariz. 642 
Petroleum 

boom tom,supply co.,NM. 640 
derricks in Oklahoma City 539 
drilling,Kilgore,Tex. 550 
drilling,prod.of carbon black,Tex. 173 
drilling,refinery, nearby industr., 

Kan. 117 

drilling,refinery, workers,0kla. 531-3 
fields,drilling,supply co.,Tex. 174 
fields,Phillips plant,Texas 172 
Mid-continent refinery,Tulsa 170 
Phillips plant,Oklahoma City 171 
pipeline construction,Pa. 862 
pipeline from Tex.to Ill. 13 
tanker loading,Tex. 861 
wells,tank cars,workers,Ill. 1101 
Pharmeceutical industry 

Parke,Davis and Co.plant 810 
Phoenix,Ariz. 643-4 
Photo-mural production for US.Treas. 

Dept.,Grand Central Sta.,NY. 263 
Picnic,see:Social gatherings 
Pie Tom,NM. (exhaustive photo report 
by Russell Lee,frontier homestead 
community) 639 


Pittsburgh,Pa. 1341-4,1347 
Pittsburgh Crucible Steel Co. 1334-5 
Plantations 
Arkansas 1662 

Mississippi 1634,1637,1644-9 
ruins,La. 1684 

various bldgs.,life,La. 1712 
Ploesti,Romania, raid,Army Air Forces 
852 

Polo 

match in Tex. 569 
Portugues e-Americans 

community activities,clubs,Calif. 162 
fishermen,Gloucester 780-2 
fishing,Mass. 32 
Post Office,US.,Wash.,EC. 776 
Postal service 

rural carrier,horseback,Ky. 1463,1469 
Potatoes 

Aroostook county,Me. 757,1216-8 
fields,grading,shinping,co-op.,Colo. 
458 

harvesting,loading,Minn. 1138 
harvesting, mi grant workers, NJ. 1316 
migrant nickers,saeking,s torage,Ore• 
325 

picking,grading,sacking,NC. 1522 
raising,shipping,Ore. 141 
spring planting,Me. 757 
Poultry 

cooperative farm,candling,Ariz. 648 
cooperative plant,killing,dressing 
568 

farmers* co-op.supply for Craig Field, 
Ala. 1627 

large farm,Va. 1443 
Sonoma county,Calif• 38 
see also:Farm 
Power , hydroelec tri c 

Bonneville Dam,Ore. 340 
constr.and equip.,TOA 143-54 
Proctor and Gamble Co. 721 
Provident hospital,Chicago 52 
Puerto Rico reconstruction proj.,co¬ 
operatives 206 

note:The principal,extensive file of 
photographs of Puerto Rico is not 
included in this lot of microfilm. 


Quarries 

sandstone,Ala. 1606 
slate,granite,Vt. 1246 


20 . 


Rubber 

growing and processing guayule 4 
Rural electrification administration,US. 
farms,conveniences,Mo. 807 


Saddle and ranch supply store,Tex, 574 
Safety 

dangerous farm practices 1383 
St. Louis, Mo* 1212 
St.Paul,Minn. 1129 
Salvation Army 

marching,meeting,San Francisco 380 
San Augustine,Tex. 551-557A.688 
San Francisco,Calif. 

foreign-born,unemployment demonstra¬ 
tions, Salvation Army 378-80 
Sanitation 

demonstration,improved wells, screened 
doors and windows 1389-90 
filth,misery,shacktown,Okla. 542 
slum conditions,Wash.,DC. 1395-8 
Sawmills 

handling logs,rivers,Ore. 311-3 
hauling logs,workmen,Ga. 1567 
Irwin, W.Va. 1731 
Longview,Wash. 305 
portable,fuel wood,Ill. 1092 
sawmill town,Mich. 1047 
small cooperative,Idaho 440 
women workers,NH. 758 
Schools 

Arthurdale homesteads,W.Va. 1717 
Ashwood plantation,SC.,recreation 1532 
classes,rest period,Ga. 1557 
FSA proj.,Negroes,Ark. 1666 
Greenbelt,Md. planned community 1361 
high school graduation,Ga. 1554 
high sch.,large,Wash.,DC. 940-8 
high schools,Va. 968 
La Forge proj.,Mo. 1198 
Lake Dick,Ark.,FSA proj. 1667 
migrant labor camps,Fla. 1592-3 
Mormons,Utah 510,513,516 
Negroes,Ga. 1558-9 
Negroes,new,Ala. 1617-8 
Negroes,new,Wash.,DC. 216 
northern NM., large and 1-room 874-5 
nurseries,agric.labor camps,Calif. 
349-60 

nursery,Queensbridge housing proj.,NY. 
294 


Schools (cont.) 

one-room. Conn. 1274 
one-room,la. 1170 
one-ro om, mountaineer s , Ky. 1464 
one-room,Negroes,Md. 1378 
progressive,Teachers’ Coll.,NY. 279 
refugee children,NY. 268 
resettlement proj.,Ga. 1540-1 
rural,ND* 390 
rural,Negroes,Okla. 527 
rural,northwestern states 255 
rural,outdoor,1-room,Ore* 320 
San Augustine Tex. 553 
Schenectady, var.activities 899 
Woodville,Ga. 1549 
Science 

Forest prod.lab.,Univ*of Wis. 39 
industrial hygiene 281 
Parke,Davis and Co.plant 810 
teaching,univarsities 30,121,203 
vaccines,US Pub.Health Serv. 89 
see also:Food>Medicine;etc. 

Scott’s Run*W.Va. 1720w7 
Scrap salvage 

campaign,Butte,Mont. 201 
campaign,Wash.,DC. 24 
rally,entertainers,Detroit 114,707 
school children,Calif. 9 
Screens 

demonstr• homemade doors,windows 1389 
Seed 

coop, exchange, bagging,Minn. 1150 
W.Atlee Burpee Co.,dealers 298 
Selective service(US armed forces) 
registration,rural Minn. 78 
Shacktowns 

Caruthersville,Mo. 1201 
cut-over land,Mich. 1044,1047 
family in abandoned truck,Tenn. 1474 
filth,scavengers,disease,Okla. 542 
industrial cities,NJ. 1324 
migratory agricultural labor,NJ. 1317- 
22 

migratory workers,FI a. 1585-7,1590-1, 
1596-7 

Mississippi river,la. 1187 
squatters,Circleville,0. 1015 
squatters,Corpus Christi,Tex. 597 
squatters,Portland,Ore. 315 
winter camps,migrants,Tex. 610-4 
Sharecroppers 

cotton,Miss. 1631,1643 



21 


Sharecroppers (cont.) 

eviction,moving along road,temporary 
camp,Mo* 1207-8 

families,living conditions,Ga. 1544 
homes,Mss* 1652 
homes,families,SC* 1527 
homes,graves,Ala. 1604,1608 
homes,shacks,Ark# 1658-60 
labor organiz.,Okla. 534 
living cond.,working,La# 1674-6 
shacks,farms ,Mo# 1190,1192 
tobacco farms,NC# 1499-1500 
see also:CottonjFarms(small);Tobacco 
Shasta Dam,Calif# 103-8 
boon towns 377 
Sheep 

Gravelly range,Mont. 27 
grazing,herding,Colo. 472 
grazing,herding,Mont* 504-8 
grazing, lambing, shearing,Mont. 495-6 
grazing,shearing,Ore# 330 
herders,bands moving 448 
ranch,KM# 876 
ranch, shearing, Wyo# 519 
ranches,Nev# 342 
ranches,lambing,Mont# 239 
Shipbuilding 
Army barges,Ala. 2,860 
Bethlehem-Fairfield,Baltimore 724-36 
boom town,living cond.,Me. 1220 
Higgins boats,La# 765 
Italian workers,Calif. 895 
labor union convention,NY# 236 
Negro workers,Baltimore 988 
Pennsylvania shipyards,Tex# 713 
yards,launching,Calif# 901 
Shipping 

Buffalo,NY.,grain,coal 698 
cotton,Tex. 560 

loading coal,ore,grain,Gt#Lakes 228, 

1121 - 2,1130 

Milwaukee,loading coal 214 
Oswego, NY#, grain, coal 1304 
tanker loading oil,Tex# 861 
Sicily 

reconstruction work,AMG 971 
Skating 

indoor rink,Wash.,DC. 888 
Skiing 

guest houses, towing equipment,NH.and 

vt. 1227,1240 


Slums 

Baltimore,Md# 1364 
Birmingham, Ala#, miners 1609 
Chicago,southside 1078-81 
coal and steel districts,Pa# 1329-32, 
1334-40,1346-7 

condemned Mexican quarter, Los Angeles 
381 

industrial cities,NJ. 1324 
Mexicans,substandard living,Tex# 
590-2,598,601 

mill towns,Mass# 1259,1261 
New York city 1292 
tenements, squatters, Cincinnati 1002 
Washington,DC. 160,1395-8 
Social gatherings,festivities 
Amer.Legion carnival,Vt# 1251 
Amer.Legion fish fry,Ky. 1458 
carnival,1918 veterans,0# 1019 
carnival,picnic,Ore# 141 
Charro days fiesta,Tex. 36 
cotton carnival,Memphis 1480 
cotton carnival,contests,Mo# 808 
Elks ! banquet, Ohio 84 
family fish fry,La. 1711 
fiesta,costumes,Taos,NM# 626 
4th of July,beauty contested* 1381 
4th of July,Negroes,SC. 1530 
4th of July,picnic,contests,Ore. 322 
4th of July, si deshows, 0# 1012 
4th of July,small town,Wis. 1120 
frontier community, NM. 639 
Go Western day, Mont# 488 
hunt club race,Md# 1394 
Italian-Americans,NY* 246 
Jr.Chamb.of Comm.luncheon,Tex. 582 
Labor day,contests,Colo* 469-70 
May day,Ga. 1540-1,1556 
Merchant Marine Xmas party 680 
picnic, barbecue, Ky. 1459 
picnic,Negro deacons,NC. 1513 
picnic,town park,Ore# 336 
pie supper,dance,Ky# 1464 
pie supper,party,Okla. 536-7 
potato-barrel rolling contest,Me. 

1218 

strawberry festival,Fla# 1594 
United Nations week 769 
yacht club party,Detroit 660 
see also:Barbecues jDancing;Fairs; 
Parades 




22 


Sorghum 

feeding mill,boiling juice,W.Va. 1732 
harvesting*syrup mill,Neb. 419 
mill,boiling syrup,NC. 1485,1516 
processing syrup,Ark. 166S 
Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
South Carolina 1525-36 

cypress swamp,sorghum mill,sawmill 
1528 

houses,Charlee ton 1525 
Negro church,farm land,4th of July 
picnic 1525-8,1530 
South Dakota 403-9 

grazing land, drought, sugar beets 403 
people, home, Aberdeen 407 
stores,grain elevators,Sisseton 406 
Southington,Conn* 994 
Spani sh-Ameri c ans 

farm communities,NM. 623,627-31 
fanners,sheep,chili peppers,Ariz. 653 
New Mexico communities(detailed 
coverage by John Collier) 863-78 
Spinach 

fields,loading,Tex. 169,585,602 
Sports,see:Recreation 
Spraying equipment 257 
Stage Door Canteen,NY. 248 
Starch 

factory,sweet potatoes,Miss. 1655 
Steel 

Great Lakes Steel Corp.plant 76 
industrial towns,Pa. 1329,1334-45,1347 
ore unloading,fumace,Md. 1386 
see also:Iron ore 
Stockyards 

auction,San Angelo, Tex. 579 
Chi cago, worker s, buyers 1077 
Denver,Colo.,buyers 109,462 
Kansas City,Kan. 427 
0maha,Neb. 168 
Stores 

chain food store,Wash.,DC. 185 
Christmas crowds,Providenee,RI. 1263 
Christmas^oolworth 1 s,Wash.,DC. 86 
farm equip.,feed,0kla. 541 
general store,ND. 391 
general store,details,la. 1171 
ranch supplies,saddles,Tex. 574 
rural,general stores,NC. 1517,1520 
shoes,rationing 696 
see also:Department store 


Strawberries 

fields,packing,Fla. 1589 
migrant workers ^auction. La. 1700-3 
Street railways 

terminal activity,Okla. 540 
Submarginal land 

cut-over area,Wis. 1110-11 
cut-over area,inhabitants,Minn. 1140 
cut-over regions,MLch. 1044-7 
farms,Iowa 1155-8 
farms,upper NT•s tate 1301-2 
farms,abandoned towns,Pa. 1349 
improvement proj.,controls,Mich. 
1041-2 

optioned for development, Ind. 1057 
poor farms,Garrett co<*,Md. 1366-8 
scrub pine area,NJ. 1321 
stumpland farms, Idaho 437-8 
stumpland farms,Mont. 17 
stumpland farms,ghost towns,Wash. 
307-8 

see also:Farms (small ); Land use 
Substitute materials,wartime 
glass jar tops 800 
paper cans 896 
Sugar 

farms,mill,La* 1689-90 
fi elds, warehouse, La.* 1674-6,1686 
US Sugar Corp.,Fla. 1588 
Sugar beets 

fields,processing,Colo. 457 
irrigation,Mexican labor,Mont. 498 
Mexican labor,Minn, 1137 
Mexican labor,squalid conditions, 
Mich. 1054 
Sulphur 

large plants,Tex.and La. 755 
S we di sh-Ameri cans 

defense workers,clubs,Minn. 993 
homes and clubs,Minneapolis 71 
SKF plant,Philadelphia 772 
see also:Farms 

Swedish journalists on US tour,press 
conf. 35 


Tarawa,battle for 972 
Telegraph communication 

operations,women employees 706 
Tenant farmers 

depression conditions,Ill. 1089 
helped by FSA,Miss. 1631 
homes,Ala. 1608,1624 














. 







23 


Tenant farmers(cont.) 
labor organiz.jOkla. 534 
Negro, family life,Okla. 527 
sub-standard living,Okla. 526-9 
WPA or relief.Okla. 528 
see also:Farm?small) 

Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Tennessee 1473-82 

small towns,river scenes 1473,1475 
Tennessee Valley Authority 143-154 
Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Texas 543-615 

boom town area,Corpus Christi 596 
Brownsville and vicinity 79 
cities,rodds,towns 716 
commercial activity,waterfront, 
Houston 559 

destitute farmers,towns 548 
farms,mills,towns,misc. 615 
Mexican quarter substandard living, 
San Antonio 592 

Rio Grande valley,farms, towns 604 
San Augustine,detailed general cover¬ 
age 551-557A,688 
small town, stores 562 
Textile industry 

cotton and rayon,Conn* 1281 
cotton n&ll,Miss. 1654 
cotton,union,hosiery mill,Ga. 1552-3 
Textures 

for motion picture title backgrounds 
29 

Thanksgiving 
dinner,farm,Conn. 1276 
Tiff mining,Mo. 1206 
Tobacco 

auction, trucking, Va. 1432 
farm, curing, Ky* 1461 
farm, firing, Va. 1439 
farm, grading, stripping,NC* 1516-21 
farms,SC. 1529,1531 
farms,Va. 1426 
farms,Wis. 1114,1116 
farms,bams, sharecropper,NC* 1497-8 
farms, curing,Conn. 1271 
farms,grading,stripping,NC. 1509-11 
farms, sharecroppers,auction,NC- 
1487,1499-1504 


Tobacco(cont.) 

warehouses,dealers,NC. 1501,1506-8 
Tomatoes 

harvesting, canning plant,Md. 1384-5 
small cannery,Md* 1387 
Town meeting 

balloting, portraits, Vt. 1239 
Tractors 

Minneapolis Moline factory 1127 
Trailers 

aircraft workers 1 community,Md. 832 
camp, aircraft workers,Nashville 1482 
camp,Alexandria,Va. 1449 
camp, construction workers,Ga* 1575 
camp, construction workers,la. 12 
camp,conveniences,Mass. 1253 
camp,defense workers,Pa* 1355 
camp,high class,Fla. 1583,1599 
camp,Negroes,Arlington,Va. 204 
demonstration,expansible type 1400 
Transportation 
Army equip.,Detroit 709 
barges, railroads, truOks ,Minneapolis 
1126 

farm workers on train to NY. 62 
grain,coal,Erie canal 698 
war workers,Baltimore 689 
see also; Air ^Automobile; Inland water; 
Truck | Rai lr oa ds 
Trapping muskrats,La. 1714-15 
Truck production 

military,Dodge plant 70 
Truck transportation 

accommodation 3 for drivers 1328 
building,overhauling shop,NC. 288 
freight transportation,NY.-Tex. 285- 
7 

Tungsten mining, mill,Calif. 128 
Tunisia 837 

Turkeys, farms, dressing. Conn. 1269,1274 
Turkish journalists visiting Wash.,DC, 
233 

Turpentine 

distilling,barreling,Miss# 1656 
forests,still,Ga. 1542-3 


Unemployment 

San Francisco,Calif. 379 
United Nations flag and color guard 
841 










24 < 


United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation 
administration 

training classes,Univ.of Md# 989 
United Nations service center.Wash.,DC. 
979-80 

United Nations week 

entertainment,foreign servicemen, 
Oswego,NY. 769 

Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Utah 509-18 
Utah Copper Co. 743-4 


Vale-Owyhee irrigation proj.,Ore. 319,321 
Vegetable packing plants 
commercial farm,Pa. 1353 
grading,boxing,NJ. 1318 
grading,crating,Tex. 169,609 
lettuce,peas,Idaho 443 
Seabrook farms,NJ. 43 
strike,Phillips Co.,Md. 1373 
tomatoes,Md« 1384 

Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Vermont 1229-51 
farms,small towns 1229,1231-45 
Gaysville, small town 766 
Veterinary medicine 451 
cattle breeding, exam.horses 
school,Iowa state college 123 
Victory gardens,see:Gardens 
Virgin Islands 31 

Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Virginia 1419-51 

farms, autumn,3henandoah valley 1430 
farms,countryside 116 
farms,Fairfax county 1431 
overcrowding,Newport News,Norfolk 1448 
paper,lumber mill,towns 1438 
rocky farmland,Covington 1425 
Rosslyn,Blue Ridge mts. 1423 
settlements,Shenandoah nat ! l#pk. 1419 
small towns,farms 1437 
Spring scenery,Shenandoah valley 1428- 
9 

winter,farms,cattle 1436 
winter,horse farms 1427 


Vocational training 

apple packing sch.,WPA 303 
defense work,Knox co#,Tenn. 146 
farm boys,mechanical trades^Ariz. 

658 

NYA,mechanical,Negroes,Fla. 683 
short farm course,Univ#of Wis. 297 
women aluminum workers,Detroit 671 
women,war industries,NY.univ. 249 


War(1942-1944) 

air raid,Ploesti,Romania 852 
Marines taking Tarawa 972 
North Africa,ruins,Air forces 837, 
917 

reconstruction work,Sicily 971 
War,civilian participation 

civ.defense, classes, recruiting,0# 92 
December 8,1941 in San Francisco 38 
defense activities,Negroes,Wash.,DC. 
157 

defense council,Negroes,Chic. 215 
dress material conserv. 737 
farmers 1 meetings,civilian defense, 
rationing V ND. 401-2 
offices, gov 1 tc workers,Wash. ,DC. 1402 
Oswego,NY# 779 

signs, families,Tex, and La. 716 
small town,Conn. 994 
small town,Pa. 258-61 
see also:Blood donors;Construction 
workers ;Rationing;Red Cross ;Scrap 
salvage;War industry;Women in war 
work 

War industry 

Army orders,washing machine plant 
673 

home machine shops,Passaic,NJ. 240 
plants,Ohio river 844 
plants,womanpower,Conn. 785 
SKF roller bearing plant 772 
various processes,workers,Conn. 752 
various workers,Milwaukee 710 
women workers 969 

women workers,recreation,Buffalo,NY# 
792-5 

see also :Aircraft prod# ;Aluminum; 
Munitions Shipbuilding jWomen in 
war work 
Warehouse 

cold storage,Wash.,DC. 183 

food cold storage,Jersey City 1325 








25 


Wartime housing conditions 

congestion,Corpus Christi,Tex. 596 
congestion,Hartford,Conn* 1285 
congestion.San Diego 382 
near Camp Crcwder,Mo. 11 
see alsosConstruction workers:Housing 
Trailers 

Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Washington(state) 300-9 
dry land fanning 301 
Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Washington,DC* 1395-1407 
boarding house life 939 
bldgs«,monuments,parks 9 82 
Easter flower vendors 849 
Government bldgs monuments 1401 
high school students on tour 235 
lunch time,various restaurants 186 
events,1942,daily life,misc# 66 
miscellaneous OTI features 834 
servicemen sight-seeing 980 
slums 1395-8 

speakers,Franklin Park 986 
streets,houses,miscellany 1399 
Water supply 

demonstr.well constr.,Md. 1390 
elimination of pits,Minn* 1153 
see also:Irrigation 
Wealth and leisure 

Maryland hunt club 1394 
Miam,Mxarai Beach,Fla. 1602 
yacht club party,Detroit 660 
Weather bureau,US 

information services .Wash.,DC. 836 
ins truments, maps, communication 910 
Wells 

farm demonstration, constr. 1390 
elimination of pits,Mirm. 1153 
Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
West Virginia 1717-1737 
farms, log hous es 1734 
industrial plants, Pt.Pleasant,Institute 
844 

prosperous farms,Memorial day,Moose 
party 843 


West Virginia (contO 
shacks,hous eboats 1733 
small towns 1736-7 
ways of life,Richwood 61 
Westinghouse electric co. 773 
Wheat 

elevators, f lo\ir, exchange, Minneapolis 
1125 

farms,harvest,Ind. 1071 
fields,combines,elev.,Idaho 450 
fields,elevators,HD. 400 
fields,harvest,elevators,Mont. 502-4 
fields,harvest,warehouse,Wash. 300 
harvest crew,home life,0. 1031-2 
harvesting,Ark. 1660 
harvesting, threshing,Md, 1372 
loading grain boats,Duluth 1130 
loading grain ocat.3 ,VJis. 1122 
6000-acre mechanised farm,,Mont. 497 
small wheat town,F* irfield,Mont• 485 
Williamsburg,Va. 775 
Wino vineyards,bottling,Calif. 67 
Winter 

New England 1224-8,1237-8,1240-1 
snowstorms,Ohio 1037-8 
South Dakota 408-9 
stock farms,NO. 402 

Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumabl 3 r include miscellaneous subjects 
Wisconsin 1102-22 

clearing stump land,destitute resi¬ 
dents 1111 
highway.; farms 1119 
Women in war work 

garage., elevator, milk 695-6 
industry, recreation,Buffalo, NY. 792-5 
machine shops,railroads 969 
sawmill workers,NH. 758 
shipyr^cd, bus, laundry, Tex. 714 
see also ;Aircraft prod.jAluminumj 
Munitions ;3hipbuilding;War indus¬ 
tries 

Wood products 

laboratory,Univ.of Wis. 39 
laminated structural wood 208 
Woodrow Wilson high school,Wash. ,DC. 
940-8 

Woodstock,Vt. 1238-9 
Woodville,Calif.farm comunity 135 
Wool 

scouring plant,sacking,Tex. 594 









Entries under place name only are general 
treatments of people and background, and 
presumably include miscellaneous subjects 
Wyoming 519-20 

ranches,Grand Teton nat'l.park 131 


X-ray photography 

new method,hospital,Detroit 666 


Yacht club 
party 660 


Zinc 

miners,homes,Okla. 530 

mining,Kan. 428 

plant,Great Falls,Mont. 231 



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